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Helloooo Patreon!

We've got a brand new episode coming out today, and you're never gonna believe this, but I actually made this one specially for you. It's going live at 12:30pm EST today.

This episode is about water and animal agriculture and MAN did I think it was gonna be 20 minutes shorter than it ended up. We're also planning like 3 more animal agriculture videos, but this one is the first!

We filmed this episode on some of the hottest days in New York and one extremely hot day in Los Angeles. It's been a while in the making, and I'm really happy to get to put it out.

If you have a sec (by which I mean 39 minutes) to jump on the premiere, I'd love to say hi in the chat, but otherwise, give it a watch at your leisure.

Rollie & The Climate Town Team

Files

Previews only

Who’s Taking America’s Water? | Climate Town

Description is full of spoilers, so it'll drop when the video does.

Comments

Chris Rudkowski

As a vegan, I greatly appreciate this topic! Y'all are the best

Steven W

Awwwww yeaahhh

David Philpott

Great video which I am watching at 4am in Australia. When I see a Climate Town video drop sleep is unimportant! We have the same issues in Australia with the Murray River basin being a constant battleground. It’s gone quiet this year because it has rained…..a lot….but the next drought is never far away.

Rob

How come you youtube content creators don't split longer episodes like this into part 1 and part 2? its more clicks and views anyways. plus i just feel like 20 mins is the ideal length.

J dubs

Great episode!

tomáš jedno

BigUp! to your location scouting squad. There is apparentlee so much work done on these vidzz. Lov’em’all!

steve

Shifting to a more plant based diet will be unavoidable if we are to reach climate goals, says IPCC, EPA, USGCRP, etc Reach out to me and I can show you. Protectthisplanet@protonmail.com speciesjustice.org/faq

James Hardy

Live in Salt Lake City, UT and the Alfalfa farm situation is crazy. Level of the Great Salt Lake has gotten dangerously low and our current governor is quoted as saying we should "pray for rain". Great thanks Cox.